Video Translator

Yes, the free video translator preview covers thirty seconds without signup, with a watermark, for visitors and accounts that have never paid. Accounts with a paid order or active subscription process full videos directly. Full videos need an account and sufficient credits. Signup credits require email verification and have daily network limits.

Processing time depends on recording length, sentence count, provider availability, and dubbing tier. Subtitles appear as soon as they are ready. Save the task URL; refreshing restores the task in its owning browser.

All four output tiers support the same 78 target languages, including Brazilian Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese. Some languages are in beta while voice quality is being tuned. Use a free preview if eligible, and ask someone fluent to review specialist vocabulary and local expressions.

Background music is preserved when separation succeeds; difficult mixes may leave artifacts. If separation fails, the output warns that the background track is missing. Review sections with music before publishing.

Yes, detected speakers can receive different AI voices when the selected language has enough choices. Speaker detection can merge people or mislabel an interruption. The video translator editor lets you correct speaker labels and voices after full processing. Every target has female and male preset voices; larger casts may share voices.

Upload MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV files with readable video and audio. Preview and unpurchased accounts have a two-hundred-megabyte limit; accounts with a paid order can upload up to two gigabytes. Unsupported or silent recordings fail before paid processing starts. Free full videos are limited to sixty seconds and use signup credits with a watermark.

Yes, you can edit translated sentences, speaker labels, and voices after a full translation finishes. Saving an edit regenerates that sentence while reusing the others. This makes video translation revisions more focused. Review subtitles and listen again after changing wording, because speech duration may change.

No, link imports are not supported. Upload a video file you own or have permission to use. The video translator accepts local files only. Obtain a permitted copy from the rights holder before translating material, and check that your permission also covers sharing the translated result.

Yes. Start separate paid lip sync after a full dubbed video finishes. Standard, HD and Studio charge per started minute of the full video; Studio needs an active Creator or Pro subscription. A face check runs; no clear face triggers a warning, but you can still start. Failed runs refund credits automatically. Off-camera sections keep original frames. Edits preserve the older lip-synced version as out of date; reruns cost the full price.

Yes, your task files are private and access is restricted to the owning account or preview session. Processing providers receive the material needed for translation. Source files and generated outputs are automatically deleted after thirty days. Download what you need before the retention period ends.